Thanks for the info, I'll have a try later. My Airspy must be one of the early ones so I expect that there should have been a few tweaks to the software. SDR# has undegone an amazing transformations o

Latest firmware for R2 / Mini should look like this.

He uses an R2 / Mini so the latest firmware is available at https://airspy.com/downloads/airspy_fw_v1.0.0-rc10-6-g4008185.zip. Not the one you are referring to, that zip file is for HF + DP / Disco Pe

https://www.comintconsulting.com/contact Though they probably won't tell you where you can find an illegal download of the older version you seem to want ;)

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It appears that your unit has the original firmware (v1.0.0). If you are upgrading with the airspy-hf-flash-20200604.zip package, follow the instructions in the README.txt file. Due to a bug in the ve

hi , is there new link to download Krypto500 v1.145 ?

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hi , were to download Krypto500 v1.145 ? any link to download ,? thanks

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Did you reset the unit (unplug and replug) between the flash and the test? Joe M.

I've been looking through the latest impressive user manul for SDR# that now extends to 117 pages. I noticed a new section for checking your firmware level. My Airspy has been serving me faithfully fo

Andres, this is the answer (first line of the link): The all-in-one executable embeds the entire dotnet 6 core + Base classes + desktop runtime + all the dependencies required by the plugins. As for a

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Thanks, fully understood. Forum is a great resource, but my initial search didn't report success, so I looked at the changelog. Nada, nothing there, 73 de Ea7FkT.

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https://groups.io/g/airspy/message/41898

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Hello, I've noticed that binary size has grow from ~56MB in release 1832 to ~190MB in release 1832. LLooking at the changelog I can't seem to figure out why the triple size (paste here): -------------

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Perhaps when you tried Digital Ocean was launching another DDOS. (A significant percentage of my firewall reports originate from Digital Ocean servers. You are the only legitimate user of those creeps

OK - it was a thought when you mentioned it had unpleasant quirks. {^_^}

I'd add that ideally, you shouldn't ever need to touch the gain or filtering settings of any radio. Your phone is a good illustration. The HF+ series is a step in that direction.

Interactive local session vs. Unattended remote server. You don't want random users to mess with the gain settings. The older R2/Mini don't have a sophisticated hardware AGC and suffer from this probl

You've exposed these settings on SDR#, since some users clearly found it useful there. Not sure why you're reluctant to expose it on the Spyserver end. Anyway, I have a solution which doesn't require

Interesting how the ping times are much lower than the buffered data. Maybe you can tweak the reverse proxy.

Here's the spyserver_ping output on that ngrok server: Server version: 2.0.1700 Reply from 3.67.62.142: time=124.9 Reply from 3.67.62.142: time=95.1 Reply from 3.67.62.142: time=93.9 Reply from 3.67.6